It's hard to find a HomeGoods near San Francisco. I was a little worried when I saw the three star…read morereview and most of them over customer service. I'm guessing they've either fixed the problem or you just can't please everyone because they ticked all the boxes today. Firstly, I could not find the duvet cover that I wanted and when I asked an employee, if there were more to be found, she looked a little bit and then said you know what I bet they might be mixed into that sheet area and they were I was able to pick up two excellent queen duvet covers for a guests Everyone knows that HomeGoods is the only place to buy dog toys and they have the mother load in right now. I bought an entire bag full of them for Christmas gifts for friends and family with pets. Secondly, I found something I wanted and looked for about 15 minutes for another item like it because it didn't have a price tag. I braised to have someone roll their eyes when I asked them to price it for me and one of the girls was so great she was gone for a while, but I didn't mind. I continued to shop and she brought the blanket back with a brand new spanking tag on it. Had an absolutely stellar experience with Dion at the register. He had no trouble wrapping delicate fragile items, and in fact insisted upon it. This employee goes above and beyond.

I absolutely looooove HomeGoods in Alameda! I always can find cute and unique merch here. Lunar New…read moreYear is coming up and I was overjoyed I found a Year of the Horse teacup and a couple books, most notably one named "I am Golden" which is an uplifting book for children and even, adults like me. It's nice to see Lunar New Year be recognized at HomeGoods. There was even a whole display for this celebration which means a lot to me. Also, I love the candles available and all the year-around holiday decorations and cards. HomeGoods is my go-to for gift giving opportunities. Can't beat the value. Brand new merch for a more economical price compared to regular retail prices. I've never had a problem with service at HomeGoods at Alameda. The cashiers are typically really friendly and helpful.

Wenilda and her crew are super friendly which is a nice change from the previous owners. There's a…read morewonderful selection of items for sale. I can always find something for my home!

New owners at this location !! I'm wishing the the best. the store looks great. I bought 2…read morecounter stools there today. Very happy, be sure to stop in if you're in the neighborhood.

Modern Mouse is such a special gem in our community. I absolutely love the welcoming, neighborhood…read morevibe every time I walk in. The staff is incredibly kind and genuinely supportive of local makers. It is the perfect place to find unique gifts created by talented artists and small businesses. There is always something thoughtful, creative, and beautifully curated. If you are looking to shop local and support makers while finding the perfect gift, this is the spot

4 July '26-Great selection of cards, gifts, music, and clothes. Helpful service. Gay owned.read more

You have a light fixture that's in need of some love? look no further. This is the place, from lite…read morerepair to full restoration , they have you covered. Prices are on point too.

I had questions about an antique lamp repair. They were extremely accommodating, answered lot of…read morequestions and were willing to help in anyway they could.

Time for holiday shopping at Daisy's! A gift for you. And one for me. And maybe another for me…read more Ornaments. Home goods. Women's clothing and accessories. Bath items. Kitchen goodies. Jewelry. I could actually do all of my holiday shopping here! And free beautiful gift wrapping! Support local!

A nice boutique filled with clothes, accessories, jewelry, home decor, bath, kitchen, stationary,…read moreand seasonal themed decorations and knick-knacks. Great place to stop by if you're just browsing or trying to find a gift for a family member or friend! Staff was very easy to talk to and ask questions and opinions about the products on display. Worth a stop to look around!

I had a chair that needed new upholstery and, as suggested by the upholsterer, some foam and…read morebatting upgraded. Great craftsmanship, excellent customer service, and a beautiful return. This family business is honest, transparent, and I would recommend them for any upholstery needs.

Shop is not open at the posted business hours can't find anyone there. They don't return phone…read morecalls, unable to retrieve the goods left with them.

Although I didn't win the auction, I found the owner to be both helpful and honest. This shop has…read morean enormous and delicious array of Arts & Crafters items.

If you're shopping for genuine, top quality Arts & Crafts era furniture, then California Historical…read moreDesign is for you. They sell ORIGINAL pieces, not replicas. Most of their inventory is Gustav Stickley furniture, and they have a variety of beautiful antique tables, chairs, plant stands, lamps, vases and wall sconces. It's an antique lovers paradise - perfect place to outfit your California Bungalow!

Street parking only, there is an hour limit parking in front as well…read moreFree parking though, just need to find parking Big wide spacious location filled with many many things, from trees to herbs to indoor plants to soils to wood Got a few indoor plants and soil Signs, labels and prices everywhere and help is there if you have more questions Service was great, very knowledgeable and helpful

I asked for advice from Greg today and was very taken aback. It was my first time visiting Encinal…read moreNursery. Greg was extremely condescending and dismissive. I approached him and said, "I don't know much about gardening and I have a feeling you do! So I'm wondering if you could help me. I have hydrophobic soil, and my lawn is patchy." He said, "Well you shouldda used compost." I said, "Let's try again, and not start with 'you shouldda.'" I smiled and continued, "We had the seed put in in October, and they used compost. We will be reseeding and re-composting in the fall..." He interrupted and said, "Well I have some advice if you would LISTEN." I said, "I'm listening." He said, "I have some fertilizer with soil conditioner." I said, "Well, I used soil conditioner yesterday." I never raised my voice or took an attitude with him. I just said, "You have expertise, right? And I respect your expertise. Well, I also have expertise, in another field, and when people come to me for advice, I don't speak to them this way. So I'm going to leave now. Have a nice day." My grown son was with me. I asked him, "Am I crazy or was that man very rude?" My son said he couldn't believe the way Greg spoke to me. I looked him up afterward to be sure I wasn't naming the wrong person. It was the owner, Greg Dupuich. I will not be returning to this nursery, and I would not recommend going there as a woman. I have a feeling he would not have spoken to a man this way. Greg did not bother to take the time to understand my problem or ask basic diagnostic questions. When I got home I looked up some examples of questions a helpful specialist could have asked: -What is your soil type? -How deep down is the soil dry? -How old is the lawn? -Have you added any bark, mulch, or compost recently? -Have you tried using a liquid wetting agent or aerator yet? -Are you looking to buy a tool to fix this, or a chemical/soil product? Those are the kinds of questions a skilled, knowledgeable person would ask, and I would have appreciated it if he had taken the time. Beautiful nursery, but I will take my business elsewhere.